Damn. I'm still a mess.
My left foot has stopped hurting. Now my right one is due to a blister on my big toe.
Here is something scary that I have just allowed myself to recognize and be somewhat concerned about - I seem to have lost a major percentage of hearing in my right ear. Instead I hear a constant wave-like sound. I'm going through Q-Tips like they're going out of style.
Something tells me I should see a doctor about that one.
Unfortunately, work right now doesn't allow for anything like that. Once this week is over, I'll be able to concentrate on myself again.
Personal life? Blech.
I'm a mess.
My left foot has stopped hurting. Now my right one is due to a blister on my big toe.
Here is something scary that I have just allowed myself to recognize and be somewhat concerned about - I seem to have lost a major percentage of hearing in my right ear. Instead I hear a constant wave-like sound. I'm going through Q-Tips like they're going out of style.
Something tells me I should see a doctor about that one.
Unfortunately, work right now doesn't allow for anything like that. Once this week is over, I'll be able to concentrate on myself again.
Personal life? Blech.
I'm a mess.
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let the drops sit in your ear for about 3 minutes and then use the bulb to blow warm water into your ear. It will fizz in your ear just to warn you. It's not burning your ear just working on the wax.
I have similar problems and have to clean out my ears once a month.
I know TMI.
I have some degree of permanent hearing loss in that ear now. Please, go see a doctor.
Alsoalso, you should soak your footsies and be kind to them for a while.
he now has almost complete hearing loss in one ear...for a musician that sucked...
I'm paranoid about my ears, personally.
Do yourself a favor, your ears are not something you want to leave to amateur care, unless a doctor says its ok....
Otherwise, you want to make that trip to the doctor ASAP.
Feel better toe!
1. Stop putting Q-tips in your ear, it can exacerbate the problem.
2. Go see a physician. Ear pain, and fullness can be indicators of much larger problems than just an ear infection.
3. If you are having hearing difficulties, the doctor will probably recommend that you see an audiologist (if I were closer I'd do it for you, or if you are coming up to Boston anytime soon, I'll do it for you there) to confirm or rule-out any type of hearing loss.
There that's my two cents